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This podcast is incredibly informative and the investigation is very thorough. I’m from the area, and I actually live just two blocks from where Joseph D’Angelo lived and was arrested. The only thing that’s been driving me a little nuts is the pronunciation of Placer. The ‘a’ is pronounced like the ‘a’ in plan or man-it’s not a long ‘a’ sound. I’ve thought for many years that he could be the zodiac, I’m loving that you think it too!

Love the podcast, loved the original format with the real voices and music. I can't stand the new AI voices and without the music it just doesn't have the same vibe. Please bring back the original format!

This is a Wonderful podcast! Detailed in every aspect, even down to the readings, verbatim, of court transcripts by the producer’s family members (I think)! All of these have a purpose, which becomes clear when they are analyzed by the attorney/author Reid. It becomes painfully obvious that an innocent man was railroaded from the start, which is bad enough. What’s worse is that a killer was allowed to escape justice.

If you don’t have the patience to listen to the entire podcast the Book b... more

I’ve listened to most episodes in their entirety, and at least parts of all. The amount of investigative work done here is incredible, and they deserve a lot of credit for that. But it’s sort of like a long research paper without a good introduction or conclusion. The information comes in droves, and is often placed randomly throughout the episodes, so much that it’s hard to piece it all together. The podcast switches back and forth between Clifton, Deangelo, the Zodiac, and introduces tons of n... more

As a person who lived through the East Area Rapist era in Sacramento I've long been fascinated by the case, and related cases, such as that of the Visalia Ransacker, which is what brought me here.

At first I was impressed that the podcasters had done extensive research and had access to police files ... HOWEVER, as the series went on, it became clear that they were presenting no new evidence, and based their argument that Clifton was innocent on an unsupported hypothesis that Donna's family and... more

There are times sound quality could be better, but the thoroughness of the reporting is unparalleled.

Great podcast, can’t recommend enough!

The hits keep coming, backed by documentary evidence. If only the police would have put in this much effort. Think of all the rapes, burglaries and murders that would have been avoided by convicting the right man?

To those who are bored or complain about the reading of court transcripts, maybe a simple coloring book is more your speed?

Best true crime story ever, and we still don’t know all the answers.

Great podcast! Love all the details!

This podcast starts off with two people reading court transcripts describing the events, locations and times surrounding this case. It doesn’t make sense to the listener if we don’t know the background of all the people being discussed and how they all fit into the story. It’s very strange. It’s like choosing a page in the middle of a book and starting from there. I just can’t waste anymore time with this one

You need to redrop part 1 of the 12/7/20 episode- it’s blank from minute 11 on. Thanks for all the tremendous work on this podcast. So much info - I often have to relisten to catch everything

I don’t get to ask questions, yet I get questions answered.

If there’s one thing the Curtis Flowers case shows us all is that persistence ultimately pays off. This is another case I can’t help but think needs to be pursued as vehemently as these guys have done and continue to do. The research here is second to none, I’m continually moved by their attention to detail and fact driven evidence. Bravo, bravo!

I’m a bit late to the party on this one but I’m so glad I found it. Every episode has a wow factor. The presenters are excellent too. The audio can be a little quiet at times but the overall quality is great. Breathtaking research. I’m bingeing on this till I’m through to the end...then I might just go right back and listen again.

This just goes to show you that when the system wants to put you in prison and keep you there, unless you are rich, there is precious little that you can do about it.

Even when you are dead, and all the original players are also long dead or retired, the corrupt system lives on.

The greatest crime story never told in California. The very dry walk through in early episodes is necessary for the horror to be revealed. Most of this story might never be told. Spoiler alert - I am shocked at the injustice of imprisonment of an innocent man for his entire life. Perhaps not for everyone but perfect for the one person with enough moxie to make a movie.